The Daughter's Walk

In The Daughter's Walk, historical fiction writer Jane Kirkpatrick tells the inspiring story of Helga Estby and her daughter Clara, who embark on a life-changing 3,500-mile journey from Spokane to New York City in 1896 to save their family farm. Motivated by a wager with the fashion industry, their trek pushes the boundaries of courage and exploration, leading Clara to ultimately make a difficult decision that severed ties with her past. Blending personal history with imaginative storytelling, the novel invites readers to reflect on themes of familial separation, independence, and the quest for forgiveness.